We want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New New Year!!

Our office will be closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Years Eve and New Years Day.

As always we will have deputies out to provide assistance and responding to calls over the holidays.

If you have not yet paid your property taxes & you’re wanting to receive face value, you can come into the office before the new year. If we’re closed, you can leave your payment (with bill #) in the box next to our door. You can also send payment in the mail, and as long as it’s postmarked before the deadline, we will honor the value amount. You can search your property taxes online through our website. The blue square in the middle of the website will take you to the tax page. As always, if you have any questions, please call us at 845-4701 during business hours.

Office Hours 8:00am – 4:30pm

http://flemingcountyky.us/sheriff.asp

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Congratulations to Deputy James Welch for winning the Governor’s Impaired Driver Enforcement Award for 2024. Nearly 200 law enforcement officers were honored at the Governor’s Impaired Driving Enforcement Awards for their efforts to protect Kentucky roadways from impaired drivers. Last year, impaired driving caused 181 deaths and over 2,000 injuries in Kentucky. Together, we can help save lives—Drive Sober Or Get Pulled Over.

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Fleming County Sheriff’s Office Public Alert: Scam Caller

We have received reports of a scam caller impersonating a police officer. The caller identifies himself as Sgt. Bruce Button of the Fleming County Sheriff’s Office and is calling from the number 606-767-0482.

Please be aware that this is a scam. Do not provide any personal information, make payments, or engage with the caller in any way.

If you receive a call from this number or any suspicious call claiming to be from our office, please hang up immediately and report it to the Fleming County Sheriff’s Office at our official number. Stay vigilant and protect yourself from scams.

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The Fleming County Sheriff's Office would like to extend our heartfelt thanks for the support we received towards the annual "Shop with a Cop" event. Without your kind and thoughtful donations this wonderful holiday program wouldn't be the fantastic success it is. Year after year our generous community steps forward and provides the necessary funding to allow us the opportunity of sharing the spirit of Christmas with dozens of deserving children. In this season of giving you have shown just why our community is so very special and we are proud to be a part of it!

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Our shave the beard contest is now over. Stay tuned for our live feed on Monday at 12:00 to see who will be beardless!!

We would like to thank everyone who donated to our shop with a cop.

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Chief Deputy Conn has been out working hard trying not to be on top of the list. SGT Mullins (1st) and Sheriff Smith (close second) are currently leading in donations. We will be taking donations until Friday 12/13. We will be participating in our second shop with a cop event next week.

All proceeds will go directly to giving Fleming County kids a better Christmas.

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Rob Conn has taken the lead!! You have until Friday to make your donation count!!

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On December 5th, 2024 at approximately 1038 Hours Chief Deputy Rob Conn was on routine patrol on KY 559 when he observed a 2005 Buick Lesabre, operated by a Kara King of Wallingford KY, pass him in a no passing zone. Chief Deputy Conn activated his emergency equipment in order to signal King to pull over but she failed to do so and accelerated in an attempt to elude him and continued north on KY 559 at speeds of over 85 MPH. Chief Deputy Conn was joined in the pursuit by Deputy James Welch (K9 Rex) and Deputy Dustin Cooper. King continued to travel north on KY 559 at high speeds and in an extremely reckless manner. The pursuit continued through Wallingford and King turned on Tharp Cemetery Road and then turned onto a dead end private driveway. The pursuit continued off the roadway and into a private drive, around a house, and several outbuildings, before King drove through a fence, and continued off road through a field. Once King came to the end of the field and into a tree line, she jumped out of the car and attempted to run on foot. With the assistance of K9 Rex, who tracked King through the woods and led Deputies to Kings location, where she was arrested without further incident.

King was charged with Fleeing and Evading, Wanton Endangerment, and numerous other traffic offenses, and was lodged in the Mason County Jail.

The Fleming County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by Lewis County Sheriff’s Office and the KY State Police.

All parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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